Fusion 360 Tutorial: Making a fan blade 

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Glad you enjoyed it, I have a few ideas I’ll be putting up over the next few weeks

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Glad it helped! Let me know if there is anything else you are struggling with and maybe I can do a video for it

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Do you do any designs that are ...bigger? like a boat?

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Haven’t done a boat before but I could do it in theory

Thanks 🙏. Yes you can definitely do that, it would depend on exactly how you want it to look but you could surface loft and set a specific path for it.

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I’ll have to have a closer look at the blades. I did this one a while ago. But basically I used the shaft to join all the blades so it is still a single body. If that were a problem you could make the outer diameter of the shaft a bit wider to overlap better.

Hi I can definitely do something like that, and can also show the movement relationship. Maybe give me a bit more info and I can tailor the video to be more inline with your project

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@@Fusionfundamentals something like this 5:1 3-4 gears think should be general design. Skip the metal parts and motor. Maybe focus on movement of and building housing.

Hi, @11tushaar have a look at the video coming out tomorrow at 13:00 discussing the motion link of gears and where to find standard gears.

Not sure what the exact pitch is unfortunately. I did the drawing with a coil but if you look at the rotation and height could calculate the pitch probably. Another option that might work is to extrude a cylinder and add thread to it and specify pitch. Then use the 3d geometry of the thread

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